Welcome to lambda-toolkit’s documentation!

lambda-toolkit

• Now compatible with Python 2 and 3.
• Now compatible with Linux, Mac and Windows.

Top Features

• Invoke locally lambdas in your machine with simulated events or real events
• Easy import and deploy your lambdas in different regions (v0.3.0)
• Supporting Lambda Environment Variables (Even in local execution) (v0.3.3)

Contributing

We are open to contributions. Also let we know if you need some feature that is not implemented or it’s not working properly. Please feel free to open an Issue in the Github project requesting fixes or new features.

Easy to use and install

We provide a step-by-step installation guide with installation manual and how to use.

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Documentation

http://lambda-toolkit.readthedocs.io/

GitHub Project

https://github.com/lucioveloso/lambda-toolkit

Installation:

$ pip install lambda-toolkit -U

Lambda-toolkit offers a lambda proxy

Using lambda-toolkit proxy you’re able to debug real events in real time in your own machine.

See how it works.

After you create a proxy, you’re able even to put breakpoints in your code, like the example below:

Lambda-toolkit offers lambda tailing

Getting started:

• General Prerequisites
  • Python
  • Package Management System (pip)
  • AWS Credentials
• Installing
  • Installing using pip
  • Cloning the repository manually

Examples:

• Creating a lambda project
• Listing AWS lambda projects
• Importing an existing AWS lambda project
• Deploying a project in AWS
• Setting a default role
• Invoking a local lambda
• Invoking a remote lambda
• Tailing a remote lambda

Debugging Lambda:

• Debugging a Lambda
• Creating a queue
• Deploying a proxy
• Verifying requisites
• Debugging

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page